Featured Commercial Architecture & Office Interior Projects

We love bringing the outdoors in. This biophilic breakout zone features an artificial grass floor, unique high-backed chairs, and planters suspended from the ceiling, creating a refreshing park-like atmosphere right inside the office.

Our design for this office cafeteria channels a playful and relaxed vibe with the "Lite Lo Yaaro!" (Take it easy, friends!) wall graphic. We believe social spaces should be fun and engaging, encouraging employees to unwind and connect.

This is the corporate headquarters we designed for SYSKA in Pune, showcasing our expertise in large-scale architectural projects. The facade integrates a multi-story vertical garden, a design choice that was ahead of its time and demonstrates our commitment to biophilic architecture.

Take a quick tour through one of our office interior projects. This video showcases the seamless flow between different zones, from private meeting rooms and executive lounges to open, collaborative spaces, all designed with a consistent aesthetic.

We were honored to design this state-of-the-art auditorium for the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai. The project involved complex acoustic design and sophisticated lighting to create a world-class presentation and learning environment.

Work and play combined. We installed a rock-climbing wall as a central feature in this office, promoting an active and energetic company culture. The space is illuminated by a dramatic array of pendant lights.

The reception area we designed for Priceline, a Booking Holdings company. The design features a custom reception desk, chevron wood paneling, and a striking hexagonal lighting fixture, creating a memorable and professional first impression.

Imagine working under an open sky every day. We used a custom stretch-lit ceiling to create this stunning effect in an open-plan office, transforming the workspace and boosting creativity.

We are at the forefront of integrating technology into our design process. This video demonstrates how we use Augmented Reality (AR) on-site to overlay our digital models onto the physical space, ensuring precision and catching potential issues before they arise.